Simply dubbed Zotac Fusion ITX, the board features all-solid capacitors, passive cooling and wireless. In addition, it features two USB 3.0 ports, 1 eSATA 6gbps port and DisplayPort on top of DVI and HDMI outputs.
Of course, like all other Brazos boards it is based on AMD’s E-350 processor and A50M FCH. However, there is a downside to packing all these neat features into an ITX board and it is price. At €129, it is the priciest Fusion board on the market, but then again it does offer some advantages over Asus’ E35M1-I Deluxe, which sells for €122 sans DisplayPort.
Retailers expect to start shipping Zotac’s Fusion ITX next week.
